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originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
So, me and nonspecific got chatting last week in the run up to the UK election and we noticed something.
See this post in the thread about the new hardware.
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: SkepticOverlord
Was just literally about to quote you in this thread!
Much appreciated Bill!
Can I ask if these new forums will be categorised as "on-topic"
Can i also suggest, that the forum run as a all inclusive UK forum rather than "UK politics". My reasoning behind this being that there is much more that i think many of us would want to discuss other than just politics, like i said conspiracies around the royal family, terrorism, assassinations, our own government and so on.
Just a suggestion.
but once again think you very much for this I am sure all international members will welcome the creation of these forums.
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: nonspecific
It probably will be mostly politics but I just wouldn't want a thread on the assassination of Diana for example to get moved to "general conspiracies" because it is not about UK politics.
originally posted by: stumason
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
What????
Milk goes in after you have steeped the tea, not before! Heathen!
And Earl Grey? Ewww.... Give me PG Tips, Yorkshire Tea or Twinings English breakfast tea any day of the week, but not that god awful fruity nonsense.
As for sugar, it's a must - 2 please in a standard cup, but more if you have a bigger cup.
There is a schism developing here I think.... Forget rioting over the Government, we're talking tea here!
originally posted by: Shelbee
Gentlemen - please.
The water should be boiling and poured onto tea leaves in a china tea pot. Allowed to steep for 5 minutes - no more, no less. The tea is then poured into the cup, sugar and milk are then added as required.
Rich Tea biscuits are an optional extra - a rather nice addition if one is feeling peckish.